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Frequently Asked Questions
The safari primarily takes place in Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda, renowned for its population of mountain gorillas.
The months from June to September and December to February are ideal, offering favorable weather conditions for trekking.
Treks can range from moderate to difficult, depending on the location of gorilla families and the terrain. A reasonable level of physical fitness is recommended.
Once the gorillas are located, visitors are allowed to spend one hour in their presence to minimize impact on their natural behavior.
It is advisable to wear lightweight long-sleeved clothing, pants, sturdy hiking boots, gardening gloves to protect against nettles, and to bring water, snacks, and a rain jacket.
Yes, a permit is mandatory and must be obtained in advance. East Africa Camps can assist clients in the acquisition process.
The minimum age for gorilla trekking is generally 15 years, in accordance with national park regulations.
Photography is allowed without flash to avoid disturbing the gorillas. It is recommended to use cameras with good low-light capabilities.
Besides gorillas, the park is home to golden monkeys, forest elephants, buffaloes, and a rich diversity of birds.
East Africa Camps arranges transfers from Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, to Volcanoes National Park, located approximately 2 hours away by road.
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